لهج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of being accustomed to, persistent in, or fond of something. It also extends to meanings related to speech, the tongue, and the process of mixing or becoming thick, particularly with liquids.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be accustomed toboth
To become habitually inclined towards something, to be fond of it, and to persist in it.
- 2.to be eager forclassical
To be strongly desirous of something, to pursue it with enthusiasm.
- 1.to accustom young animalsclassical
To accustom young animals, specifically camels, to suckle from their mothers.
- 1.tongueboth
The organ of speech; the language spoken by a community.
- 2.accentmodern
A distinctive mode of pronunciation specific to a particular region or social group.
- 1.to mixclassical
To become mixed or confused, often referring to a state of disarray or commotion.
- 1.eyes became drowsyclassical
When sleepiness or drowsiness overcomes one's eyes.
- 1.milk curdled incompletelyclassical
For milk to begin to curdle or thicken, but without reaching a complete state of solidification.
- 1.indecisiveclassical
Someone whose affairs are not firmly decided or settled; lacking resolution.
- 1.under-cookedclassical
Meat that is not properly cooked or is not cooked to a fine degree.
- 1.a morselclassical
A small piece or portion of food, a mouthful.
- 1.to feed themclassical
To feed someone a morsel or a small portion of food.
- 1.one who sleeps and is unable to workclassical
A person characterized by excessive sleepiness or lethargy, rendering them incapable of performing tasks.